Sutter Creek, California
About how long will it take to become a Registered Nurse?
I am currently enrolled to get certified as a Medical Assistant and will become certified in about 8 months.
how much does a heavy equipment operator make yearly in California?
As of May 18, 2024, the average hourly pay for a Heavy Equipment Operator in California is $22.84 an hour.
How can I better prepare myself in the medical field?
I'm starting my medical field journey and need tips on how to better prepare and stay motivated.
How much does a heavy equipment operator make on average in Sacramento?
If possible specifically working as an operator for Teichert or any other companies located in the Sacramento area that also includes working with the union.
What is the best way to become certain of my career choice and college pursuit early on?
I am unsure whether I want to be a forensic medical examiner or a crime scene investigator, and I need advice on how to pick what's right for me.
Not just a job, but an adventure?
I'm in Job Corps going to take either the computer tech or computer networking course and am wondering what sort of job options that would open up in the Navy.
How long does it take?
I'm in job corps looking to take a tech course and was wondering how long it took you to find a well paying job in tech?
Can I attend a trade school and community college at the same time?
I am currently finishing my first year at Sacramento City college. I plan on attending UEI (a trade school) here in Sacramento. They have a nine month program that will allow me to obtain an automotive degree. Ideally I would like to achieve my degree before I finish my two years at city...
How can I choose between Criminal Justice, Architecture, Mycology or Forensic Studies?
I have a growing passion for each subject, but I have no idea which I want to pursue.
Should I take classes to complete my IGETC requirements because I want to go to a University?
I am taking college classes while I am in high school. I wanna know if I am wasting my time or not.
I'm going into Job Corps to pursue a trade in Heavy Equipment Mechanics but I'm not sure entirely sure what to expect on how to transition to working on cars.
I'm wanting to learn how to work with Gas/Diesel and Electric (since that's the future). What Steps should I take or classes I should take to learn all this and what does that all look like?
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